@10vorne said in Dosbox CD not found:

I was actually aware of case-sensitivity, but I had the feeling that it didn't matter when it came to directory information in the conf files.

Yes, you'd expect (DOS) commands run via autoexec to behave similarly to real DOS (i.e. case-insensitive), but imgmount may be one of the exceptions since it's used to interact with the host (Linux in this case) filesystem.

Yup, all good here now :)

@abj OK, solved. Upon reinstalling I got a message to copy the es_systems.gfg from the etc/ folder to opt/configs/all/emulationstation/

Thanks for your help! Be well!

@mitu Thank you, youve made a grown man very happy

im not sure how this interacts with retroarch overrides as no video mode was selected in the override .cfgs the log file referenced but all i did was updated retroarch from binary to latest 1.16.0, loaded the same rom and i got a msg on lower left configuration override loaded but can change video mode from the runcommand launch menu and it now works.

i can now can select 50zh video mode and get smooth scrolling on PAL and on Amstrad CPC :)

@mitu Hi, just a quick follow-up that downloading from source (MAME 0.263) has resolved this error for me as well. Thank you!

@mitu I have a raspberry pi model 3b+ and I use this to power my raspberry pi (12v to 5v converter inside unit, 2.5A) while using the joysticks for my arcade machine: https://www.jaycar.com.au/raspberry-pi-retro-arcade-game-console-with-hdmi-port/p/XC9062

Retropie version 4.8

@Thorr69 could you elaborate on what file that would be? When I had used a 16gb USB, the romset I had totalled almost 16GB and it seemed to have been causing issues until I swapped to a larger capacity USB so I doubt it would have been a log file issue?

@sleve_mcdichael that is correct

@Aroenai said in Fresh RetroPie install on Debian 12 x86_64, keyboards not recognized in emulationstation:

Built From: Debian 12 net install (no GUI, installed to external USB 3.1 flashdrive) installation script from https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup

Actually now I noticed this - we don't support nor test running from the CLI on a PC, a desktop environment (X11/Wayland) is required on that platform.

If you still want to run it via KMS/DRM, check if your user is part of the input/video/render groups.

@mrmadcatz

UPDATE: I was able to fix the issue by going to RetroPie Setup > Core Packages and returning both the Retroarch hot keys and EmulationStation controls back to their defaults. Once I remapped the controllers again in ES, they carried over to RA.

@mitu I wrote it on Debian 12 with gnome fallback mode (x11)

Edit: I have now tested on Debian with wayland and it seems to work the same. The window refocus if I Alt-Tab. Although it seems that the standard emulationstation executable does not minimize on wayland for me for some reason.

I made a separate script that skips if wayland is in use as I have no issues with it and the first script introduced some weird behaviour..

I hade some trouble with this as well so I created a script that keeps the window active and maximized.
Hope it can help others :)
https://github.com/william-andersson/rpie_run

@d1rk said in Install old Vice versions:

So, my question now Is how can I run the latest retroPie and install Vice 2.4?

Though not really support, you can try to save the emulator from that old version (the entire folder /opt/retropie/emulators/vice) and copy it to the latest version.

@mitu Thanks, I'll try that!

omxplayer worked with the video! Thank you. I tried uninstalling VLC and installing again, same result. Thanks for the help!

https://retropie.org.uk/docs/EmulationStation/#1-the-scripts-directory

@AwesomeKingClem I am just now finally getting to it. Sorry about that!

I have few days that i am modifying the script to enable Mk2 plugin but without luck so far.
I like to ask, plugin is disable due to limitation of Pi OS Buster ? Thanks.